David Moyes hits back at booing fans with West Ham winless in 2024 following Nottingham Forest defeat

West Ham boss David Moyes has fired back at the booing fans who held up banners demanding his sacking in the defeat at Nottingham Forest.

The Hammers lost 2-0 at the City Ground on Sunday as their disastrous 2024 so far goes from bad to worse.

Moyes' side are yet to win from eight matches in all competitions this year, with the east Londoners dropping down to eighth in the Premier League table.

It is now three consecutive top-flight defeats for the Europa Conference League holders without a goal scored, while they have conceded 11 times.

Travelling supporters held up 'Moyes Out' banners in the away end, with the Scotsman quick to remind the supporters of the success he has brought the club.

Speaking of the fans' dissatisfaction in his post-match press conference, the 60-year-old said: «I’m pretty long in the tooth, it happens and I don’t think you can please everybody.

“I think it would be hard to say there have been many better times at West Ham.

»Maybe they want something different but, if they’re honest I think they probably have to say it’s been as good a time as they’ve had at the club, winning a trophy and the league positions.

«Maybe they’ve had managers who excite them more, possibly, but the one who’s sitting here wins more.”

He added: „This year already we have beaten Tottenham, Man United, Chelsea, Arsenal, we must not forget there were good times not so long ago.

“We have not been playing well, but there are some mitigating circumstances since January 1, with boys [Mohammed Kudus and Nayef Aguerd] going to the African Cup of Nations.

»Jarrod Bowen came back from England with an injury and has not been the same since.

«We have been without Lucas Paqueta as well for most of the time so there are things that have affected